🐦 Large Stainless Steel Bird Mirror by Colorday Review

It was hard to find a full length mirror for our cockatiel. Well made, thick and well polished stainless steel makes for great color reflections! It seems to be his new favorite bass! Really great price for what you get!

Worth the money! I have a Caique named "Topper" and he loves the mirror/perch. I received him today, attached to his cage and he is still on the roost 1 hour later. Other bird mirrors have been undersized without a good, solid perch. This perch is sturdy and comfortable, and the mirror is big enough for him to see his whole body. He loves to! Thanks very much! Marcia on Orcas Island, Virginia

This item has hooks at the top that hold the mirror to the cage but this is a passive hanging situation. If you don't secure the mirror with your modifications, it will slide over the frame. Not a very safe and definitely not a comfortable travel box, but otherwise a worthy source of joy for cockatiels. I sincerely hope this is all stainless steel and nothing else because my bird is already chewing on the sides.

Got this for my two budgies who have long insisted on sitting together on a smaller mirrored wooden perch (wooden dowels are no good! I didn't expect them to there are) I really like it!). I love that the rope is the perfect size for her feet and easy to change. The mirror is strong and big. It quickly became her favorite place to sit and the threads provide good stimulation. Fantastic product, probably the best mirror bass out there.

My budgie likes it very much, of course he only came after checking it remotely for a few days to make sure it's 'safe'☺️ The rope is the perfect size for his little feet And he loves all mirrors! The quality is good, the mirror was protected by a plastic sheet and the delivery was very fast! A minor gripe would be that I felt it was a bit overpriced but then again bird toys are usually overpriced and I can't put a price on keeping my boy happy and entertained. So yes, I would definitely…

My IRN loves this mirror but there are two problems with it: Two hooks at the top of the mirror create a gap between the stainless steel and the horizontal bars of the cage. As a result, he got stuck in his legs several times and was unable to free himself. The included washers are too small to securely fasten it in the cage. I modified mine with a vise, bending the hooks exactly where they protrude from the mirror surface and tightening the loop to close the gap between the mirror and the…

Big birds are SMART and have the power to lift and destroy! I expected it to be securely attached to the cage. This means that not only does the mirror need to be screwed on, but the back of the mirror/rope needs to be attached as well. Otherwise my bird will find a way to get him down! With two rounded hooks on top of the pole, my bird will rip it off! I bought a LARGE one for my gray parrot just to make sure it was made for a small cage with bars if you want it fixed! As you can see from the…